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Episode Anne Shirley - Episode 11 discussion

Anne Shirley, episode 11

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u/maliwanag0712 https://myanimelist.net/profile/clear1109 Jun 14 '25

We are finally at the second book, where Anne is now a teacher at Avonlea School. Even with the recent loss of Matthew, life continues and Anne must move on. Teaching is quite a hard job especially for primary schoolers, right, Anne?

Interesting that at 16 years old Anne, Gilbert and others of their age are starting to become more involved in the community. To be fair, they are now considered adults, and thus members of the society. This is surely a product of their time, since presently a 16 year old is not yet an adult. Them forming the Village Improvement Society is quite a nice start, though of course donations can't be forced from members of their community.

Well, now Gilbert and Anne are now close to each other. In just three months from barely speaking to each other, they are now just alone together. At this rate, Gilbert is quite falling more and more to Anne, especially with his monologue in the last scene.

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u/r-amadeus Jun 16 '25

From the very beginning, Gilbert and Anne were special to each other. The fact that they didn’t talk was actually a sign of how much they cared. If they hadn’t meant something to each other, their reaction would have been indifference, not deliberately avoiding conversation.

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u/fansi2022 https://anilist.co/user/fansi2022 Jun 18 '25

Yes, I have heard a saying that the opposite of liking is not hating, but not caring.